Basal-heave stability of excavations considering groundwater level and pore water pressure fluctuations by upper bound method
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Basal-heave stability of excavations considering groundwater level and pore water pressure fluctuations by upper bound method
Vol. 32, Issue 12, (2011)
作者机构:
1. 同济大学 地下建筑与工程系,上海,200092
2. 同济大学 岩土及地下工程教育部重点试验室,上海,200092
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CLC:TV551.4
Online First:13 December 2011,
Published:2011
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ZHANG Fei, LI Jing-pei, TANG Yao. Basal-heave stability of excavations considering groundwater level and pore water pressure fluctuations by upper bound method[J]. 2011, 32(12).
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ZHANG Fei, LI Jing-pei, TANG Yao. Basal-heave stability of excavations considering groundwater level and pore water pressure fluctuations by upper bound method[J]. 2011, 32(12).DOI:
Basal-heave stability of excavations considering groundwater level and pore water pressure fluctuations by upper bound method
The groundwater level and pore water pressure distribution of retaining excavation were analyzed based on the upper bound theorem. The work of water pressure was introduced into the upper bound work balance equation as external loading
and the Prandtl soil slip mode was chosen to analyze basal-heave stability of excavation considering groundwater level and pore water pressure changing. In addition
the effects of the groundwater level
soil strength
location of hard stratum and width of foundation pit on the basal-heave stability coefficient were discussed; and two practical cases were calculated to verify calculation formula applicability. Analysis results show that the groundwater level and pore water pressure influence basal-heave stability; and groundwater is an important adverse factor of excavation basal-heave stability. Comparing with Terzaghi’s method
Bjerrum & Eide’s method and Chang’s method
calculation method of this paper can reflect the influence of groundwater level and pore water pressure on basal-heave stability; and it provide a reasonable calculation method of excavation basal-heave stability in soft soil.